DUBLIN, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Ireland's Katie Taylor ended her career in style on Saturday, the most decorated female boxer beating France's Flora Pili b...
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ESPN has live updates as Katie Taylor makes her final ring-walk, taking on Flora Pili for the undisputed junior welterweight titles in Dublin.
On Saturday night in Dublin, Ireland's most beloved fighter gets the ending few athletes ever receive: one last walk, one packed Croke Park and 80,000...
NexTier Bank is acquiring an Ohio-based bank. The company announced they have closed on a deal with Riverside Bank of Dublin. The legal merger closed on Monday, with the operational […] The post NexTier Adds Ohio Bank appeared first on 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA.
DUBLIN, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Ireland's health service operator was fined a record amount for an Irish public body by the country's data regulator for st...
Bill Belichick and the North Carolina Tar Heels head across the pond to kick off their 2026 college football season against the TCU Horned Frogs in Dublin for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic.
DUBLIN, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Apple paid Ireland $17.1 billion in taxes last year, representing around 40% of its worldwide total, according to a company...
DUBLIN, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has bought a 19th-century Gothic-style castle overlooking a river in the southeast of Ireland, 200...
Win or lose, the North Carolina Tar Heels already will be in elite company when they kick off the college football season against Texas Christian University in a game played in Dublin. They will be among a small but growing number of athletic programs receiving taxpayer funding from their home states. With universities competing to pay athletes millions of dollars, some states now are propping up their strained sports budgets in ways not previously seen. The state dollars aren’t g
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